For the sake of testing and personal proof of concept, I have a .exe file that only outputs a simple string and then calls a system pause (literally system(\"pause\") in C++).
An existing (webbased) project that I work on uses client data and saves reports using the name of the client as file name. Unfortunately, it never filtered this client name so someone entered client
How does Mercurial handle Alternate Data Streams (in the NTFS file system)? If it can\'t handle that, is there a DCVS that does?
On Windows 7, starting a program located in an Alternate Data Stream (e.g. start c:\\temp\\application.exe开发者_运维知识库:hiddenProgram.exe) does not work anymore!
According to MSDN, each alternate data stream may be stored at an encrypted form (NTFS\' encrypted state). The only API function I\'ve find for setting Enc开发者_运维技巧ryption state, is EncryptFile(
Is it possible to instead of doing this: person.Walking -= person_Walking1; person.Walking -= person_Walking2;